To get a nice powdered sugar coating, still slightly warm cookies are tossed in powdered sugar, giving them that beautiful snowy coating that brightens the spice with just the right amount of light and airy sweetness. We’ve gone the powdered sugar route, for the simple fact that it’s a bit easier than the hard icing glaze, but either way, the light sugar coating adds a nice contrast to the spicy cookie.
You will often find Pfeffernüsse coated one of two ways, either with a hard icing coating or a powdered sugar coating. German Spice Cookies with a loving sugar coating They get that part of their name from the fact that they are small cookies, about the size of whole nuts. Pfeffernüsse actually means “ pepper nuts,” so the spice in these cookies comes as no surprise.Ĭontrary to the name’s suggestion however, there are no nuts in these cookies. They’re sure to win you over with their warm spiciness. That’s right, there is pepper in these cookies. Rather than ginger, the spiciness in these cookies comes from a mix of cinnamon, anise and pepper. I can’t stop thinking of gingerbread when I eat them, which is strange, because there isn’t any ginger in there. These spice cookies are soft, dense and chewy. Think of these cookies like the German version of a molasses cookie, but spicier, like a gingerbread. This year, we decided to make a classic German Christmas cookie, Pfeffernüsse. In Germany December 26th is also a Holiday, to relax or celebrate with family you weren’t able to see the day before. Presents are also typically exchanged on Christmas Eve, when Christkind (a cherub angel representing the Christ child) brings presents for the children.Ĭhristmas Day is time to enjoy a large meal celebrated with family. You’ll also find Christmas markets selling Christmas decorations, gluhwein (mulled wine), stollen, gingerbread, and other treats.įamilies often set up the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve as a way to start the Christmas celebrations. In December in Germany, you will often find Advent calendars counting down the days to Christmas.
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It's nothing perverse or racial or hateful, but it's resistance and free thinking, and that is prohibited. Messenger also prohibits me sharing or talking about links like that. Try sharing links to non-news filtered 'conspiracy' about something like on facebook and see what happens. Tying this kind of information to any kind of resistance against it has become strongly forbidden, especially over this last year of covid, and all I can say is if you don't believe it, test it. I've been sharing very weird interactions between my real life and my blogging for about a year, so I have no problem believing this 'rogue AI' thing. Also, I have nothing in my storage online or my phone that looks like that vid. I've tried to reproduce that every which way and it's impossible.
Since I'm making the case in this post for AI and have 'live blogged' before, I am sharing that I'm being interacted with. Live blogging: My uploader auto inserted a video for selection labeled "from yesterday" and I quickly deleted it out of my way before I realized it could have come from my own phone watching me.
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